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What collective nouns for dances?

There aren't many established collective nouns specifically for dances. However, you can use more general terms that work well depending on the context:

General:

* A company of dancers

* A troupe of dancers

* A group of dancers

* An ensemble of dancers

* A cast of dancers

Specific:

* A ballet of dancers (for a group of dancers performing a ballet)

* A line of dancers (for dancers lined up in a row)

* A circle of dancers (for dancers in a circle formation)

* A whirl of dancers (for dancers moving in a swirling motion)

Creative:

* A symphony of movement (for a coordinated and intricate dance performance)

* A tapestry of motion (for a diverse and visually captivating dance performance)

* A whirlwind of grace (for a dynamic and elegant dance performance)

Ultimately, the best collective noun to use will depend on the specific type of dance and the overall effect you want to convey.

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